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Topic: Kelp Pickles?  (Read 1664 times)

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While fishing at Lexington yesterday we ran into a guy that just moved down here from Oregon.  While chatting about the fishing at the lake, we got to chatting about ocean fishing, kayaking and food harvesting.  He mentioned something that i've never heard of before, kelp pickles!  But apparently common from Oregon up to Alaska.

So I looked up a quick recipe when I got home and plan on trying it out sometime this year:

http://www.alaskafloatsmyboat.com/beachcombing/2013/9/1/bullwhip-kelp-pickle-recipe 

I've cooked rice and fish inside bull kelp while camping and it has a good flavor to it! 


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I did it a number of years ago. They were good!

There are a lot of recipes out there. I think the one I tried was a modified bread n butter pickle recipe.
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I made beach babies out of them (I have 4 little girls) Sandals (sand got to HOT for little feet) But pickling and eating them! Now that sounds tasty good! I might not be able to eat fish but I can eat that!!!! Wow, I'm hungry now... :smt003
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